Teachers are calling for a greater focus on outdoor education in public schools.

Educational leadership is known as one of the key influences on students’ learning outcomes, but a study has revealed the majority of principals aren’t finding the time to focus on this core responsibility.

Australia and New Zealand can learn from each other about how to teach First Nations and Māori students – and the key is teaching through culture, according to experts.

It’s “tantamount to abuse” if New Zealand’s education system is left to run as it is currently, one expert has warned.

Renowned educational psychologist John Sweller has called out what he sees as a great anomaly within Australian education: the science behind human cognition remains largely ignored across the board.

Eyeing off another mound of unmarked SACS, many English teachers might feel their chest constrict. Hours – even days – could be spent on these papers.

Stephanie Salazar is one impressive educator.

Twenty-nine-year-old Kamilaroi man, Corey Tutt OAM, knows firsthand that pursuing a career in STEM is an uphill battle for young Indigenous Australians.

Whether it’s a lesson on artificial intelligence or quantum computing, St John’s Anglican College is constantly pushing the boundaries of innovation – and it’s partly thanks to the pioneering minds of teacher Sharon Singh and her colleagues.